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Sarah Blakley-Cartwright recommends stories about the shifting allegiances and power dynamics of a threesome
"Beyond Carthage" from THE END OF THE WORLD IS A CUL DE SAC by Louise Kennedy, recommended by Caoilinn Hughes
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Jiordan Castle's memoir-in-verse travels back in time to adolescence to the arrest that altered her family forever
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"Beyond Carthage" from THE END OF THE WORLD IS A CUL DE SAC by Louise Kennedy, recommended by Caoilinn Hughes
Two poems by Christopher Ankney
An excerpt from ALICE SADIE CELINE by Sarah Blakley-Cartwright, recommended by Sanaë Lemoine
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